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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
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11 comments:
Ah, don't worry. Mine is less than yours.
But, I write thoughtfully and a lot better than most.
(Yes, I am a snob.)
When I was studying journalism, the standard was to write at an eighth-grade level. If it's good enough for the newspapers...
:)
Also, I got two different results with two different blogs! Strange.
I am going to have to get Martin to start filling in some for me...I was elementary level! Well I do use the kids a whole lot.
Um, I just checked mine and it's elementary.
WW100 - I would say your blog is tres academia! With all the Katrina book ideas and slammin' Hiakus. Wonder what the program is looking for?!?
Hey, I'm right on target Tiffany! :D Oh, I got genius on the rangerreaders blog! Go figure?
I'm sure it was the kids (and pets)too, Deana! You are one smart cookie! :D
Man, Becky! Your blog just looks smart with Marianne Dashwood and "reading challenges!" What is up with this scoring software?!?
I write blogs for a variety of purposes. I had four blogs with four different reading levels. (Some are work-related.) One blog came in at elementary. One came in at junior high. One came in at college (post-grad). One rated "genius." I guess that I'm capable of writing at multiple levels.
How cool Lori! You are a many layered and lexiled person! :)
Tres Complex!
hehe...mine is college level...which surprised me,since somedays I feel like I can barely string two sentences together :P
Your Jesus Camp post put it in a higher realm! :D
ha ha...mine rated genius. Even further proof that you need to read to your kids when they're young! *wink wink.* Nice blog Maggie...glad I found it!
Interesting link. I wonder what formula they use to rank it.
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